Mohamed Salah told 'best days are behind him' as Liverpool urged to sign 'perfect' replacement

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Galatasaray as Arne Slot handed fresh double blowREAD MORE: Galatasary manager slams 'unfair' Champions League punishment before Liverpool gameDiscussing Liverpool's campaign and specifically Salah's situation with BOYLE Sports, who offer football odds, Hamann commented: "They're all struggling, and the issue with Mohamed Salah is that, in the form he's been in over the last decade, he didn't just score and create goals, he created space for others."At times, he was unplayable, requiring two players to try to stop him. I think they all benefited from that, and that's gone now because Salah isn't the force he once was.

He scored his first league goal since November or something against Wolves."I think it's a combination of a couple of things, but the way the team is playing now, I don't think it's easy for the forwards or wingers to shine because they just don't control games."This control is why they were so good last season, it makes it much easier for the forwards to take a chance and maybe take a risk. So, I think it's a combination of factors, but it's fair to say Cody Gakpo hasn't played as well as he used to.Mohamed Salah of Liverpool during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Liverpool(Image: Photo by Ben Roberts - Danehouse/Getty Images)"Mohamed Salah has struggled since the Christmas before last.

But now with the Champions League starting again, I think we'll probably see the best of him again."He's a wonderful player. Bayern Munich will be reluctant to let him go because I don't think he's got a clause in his contract."He seems to be pretty settled and happy here.